- Ingredients2lb. boneless beef chuck eye roast, cut into 1-inch pieces1/4c. A.1. Original Steak Sauce1 onion, sliced1 can (14-1/2 oz.) diced tomatoes, undrained2 Tbsp. flour1/4c. waterToss meat with steak sauce; place in slow cooker. Top with onions and tomatoes; cover with lid.Cook on LOW 9 to 10 hours (or HIGH 4 to 5 hours). Mix flour and water. Stir into meat mixture; cook, covered, 5 min. or until sauce is thickened, stirring occasionally. **Disclaimer: This recipe was prepared and cooked on Thursday, but we didn't eat it until Saturday due to my vehicular challenges.** Ok, so where do I start? I love A.1. Steak Sauce and was thrilled to try this recipe to begin with. I found a boneless beef eye chuck roast on sale that also had to be sold within a couple days so it was discounted an additional 20% which made me even more excited since that meant the meat itself was going to cost just about $8 for just over two pounds. The preparations were super simple - the most challenging thing was cutting the meat into cubes since it wasn't completely defrosted from being in the freezer. Tonight, we finally got around to enjoying this. I served the swiss steak with sour cream and chive mashed potatoes, but it would have also been delish served with some egg noodles. I was a bit bummed that the A.1. flavor wasn't stronger. Going forward, I may either add more A.1. to the recipe or serve additional A.1. along side it for dipping (or both!) I will definitely make this version of swiss steak again!
We aren't limited to one type of food or cooking style so why do we always seem to be eating the same thing? It's time to expand our culinary horizons!
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Easy Slow-Cooker A.1. Swiss Steak
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Oops I forgot to comment on this one. The meat was super tender. Even after being chilled then reheated again. The meat had a great overall flavor. It had just a hint of A-1. As stated above I would have added a bit more A-1 to the mix or some more for dipping. I'm not a huge onion fan, but these turned out good mixed with bites of meat.
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